Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-05

COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 1. noon Cotton dun,
thout quOtable change: middlDg uplandr
SGD, middhng Orleans 5 "a: sales S 600 nales.
for speculation ana export - 900 bales; re-
CENTS 3.3OO bale, all American.
Futures: Unlands. l'w nludllug clause.
February delivery. s 6-6id; February amt
March 6-6tG5 sid; March and Nprll.
l-o!d5 did; Apr'l and Ma. 57-6l0p5 S-6ld;
Nav and june. 9-d4m5 10 6id: June and
July. ll-64I05 l?-6id; July and August
l4-Hid; August and September, 5 lot "a %
Us 64d Market quiet.
The tenders of deliveries at to days clear
tn6s amounted t02,1OO bales new doCkots and
l,SOO Ia IS Old dOCkrts.
Sales for lhe we *. IS. 600 balcs-American
1000 bales; spectators took 8, 500 bales; eX-
uorter7 took 5000 bales: actual exports.
d goo bales; total imports. l22. 1000 balcs-Amer-
ican 20 OoO; total stock 81, 600 bales-Amprl-
can $4,000 la es: total ahoat 2I7, 900 bales
American 24l. OO0 bales.
200 p. m.-The sales to-day included 6,2oe
bales of American.
Futures: UDlauds. low middIing clause
February delivery. 5-6id. sellers: February
and MafCn. . -6id. sellers; March and AprIl
sid, buyers; April aui May, 7-G4d
buyers: MAY and june. ) 9-64d, bu, ers; june
and July. ll-6id, buyers; July and August
lS-bid, buyers: August and SeptemUe g,
l5-d4d, buyers; September and October,
l2-64d, buyers NJ rket du0.
430 p. m.-FutGres: UpIanus. low middlinC
clause February delivery. 5 5-6id. BUYERS;
February ana March. 5 $3.50, buyers: March
and April. 6-64d. buy ers: April ana May
s-64d. sellers; MAY and June. l0-6ld
sci ers: June and July. lz-64d sci lers; july
and August, 3 t4-6id. sellers; AUGUST aul
september, l6-6id, sellers; september aut
October, l2-6id, sellers. Futures closed
qu'et.
NEW YoRE. Fab. 4. noou.-Cotton opened
steady: middhDR uplands &c; middling Or
leans i-i6c; sales 203 bales.
Futures: Market oDened quiet but steady,
with sales a. follows: February delivery,
mi n r. I4Na q f.ta
June. 9 sc; July. Q roc
500 y. m.-MarSet closed steady; mIddiug
upands, 9ia"; mlddlng Orlean-, 9 II l6c;
7a'c- daY BIB bales; net receipts l5l bales,
gross 1923.
rutures: Market closed steady, with sales
OF 523uOJ bales. as follows: February deliy-
cry. lag I3c; March 1909 4Ic: April
. 52,0D9 Be; Nav. 8 5NG9 6; june. 9 5000 Use
Jay, 7I(g0 15c; August, -; November. 8 81
90 SIC.
Green & Co.. in their report on cotton flu
lures, say: "Ihe general tone has been some
chat better, and after hrsitSting awhile a.
he opening prices advanced :; al FONTS, mos
noticeable On near months The demand APP
peargd free from any inclination 10 eNCILe-
ent, but the better character Of aavices
| from abraai led tn more careful OGerint
and induced Cousld arthlc covering. 1hr
| crop movement for t3ls week has been far,
| without any material sacrifice Of inter o.
| town stocks, and the weeks plantation move
ments exceeds asst year"
| WeeKly-NeJ receipts l,l75 bales, gross 25
| $50; exports, 10 Great Britain 2.I4l bales,
| 10 France $40, to the continent 2.s53; sales
l47 bt!es -all TO hpinncrs; stock 2J8 942 bales
GALVESTON, Feb. 4.-CoLton steady mid
| ding ~ &c.
NORFOLK, Feb. 4.-Cotton easy; mid
| d lua 81.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 4.-Cotton nominal; mid
BosroE, Feb. 4.-Cotton quiet, middling
| 81"
WILMINGTON, Feb. 4.-Cotton quiet; mid
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 4.-Cotton quiet; mid
| ding . C.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 4.--Cotton steady; mid
M5BILE, Feb. 4.-Cotton steady; middlins
| 3 l5-lGc.
MEMPHIS, Feo 4.-Cotton steady; middling
| sM9c.
AUGUSTA, Feb. 4.--Cotton dull; mlddling
CHARLESTON, Feb. 4.-Cotton nominal
| mldd IHg UIsC.
MONTGOMERY, Feb. 4.-Cotton steady; mid
MACON, Feb. 4.-Cotton steady; mddling
Columbus, Feb 4.-Cotton quiet; mid
/ NASHVILLE, FEB. 4.-Cotton steady; mid
SELMA, Feb. -Cotton-middling $40.
| ROME, Feb. 4.-COttOn-mlddting sac.
| ATLANTA. Fep. I.-COLtOn-- mIddling So
| NEW Yoag. Fee 4.-Con .olIda;cd uet -
]
| exports, 20 Great Britain 1875 bales, to tnt
| continent 5.l7s, 10 France II; stock AT al
| American ports BOSS bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIvERrooL. Feb. 4. noon wheat dull
with far demand; holders offer m derately
| Corn steadv. with far demand.
| NEW IoRB. Feb. 4. noou.-h Jour quiet bu
| steadg. Wheat lower. Corn lower. PORT
| arm mess 81 20. Lard steaIy at zoe
| Frelghts- steady.
500 y. m.-Flour weak but not auotabl,
| changed, with less doing, closing dun; south.
| ern -four quiet but steady. Wheat % M
| lower, closing steady, with reaction or IA
I Lc No. z RET. February delivery ~ s10gg2' g
closing At 9213c: May 9j!4tG9J II i6n. closn-
! at g5i5c. Corn AlGl%c lower. closing barely
steady; No. ?, February delivery 4S35c
| May 5Jl 4[D50l1c clOsiDR nj 50I1c Oats caht
! a shade lower; No February AMI May de.
! livery 3614e. Hops unchanged. Coffee, fan
| Rio dull at li3zc; No. kiO,fCbTUary q liver,
| II 9D(gl3 O0c; May II 800 SOC. Sugar steady
| Molasscs dun and unchanged. Cotton seet
| oil-3I0J85c for crude, 1917 G4lc for rchnel
| Hides ilrm. Pork less active but firm nv.
Sl2 7j0gi8 90 Tor Old, $l4 20 for new Eeo
| steady. Beef hams steady. TicTce beef Gulet
| Cut meats firm tut quiet. Mlddes nominal
| Lard SOS Joints higher and fairy active
| Western steam 92Ja,0G A5c, March deliver
| Is gl0LG SIC. MAY O6 al BE; city stcam zoe
/ refined I 2jc TO the continent. Z 3jc 10 SOuil
America. Freights dull; cotton 5-lGd, wheat
! - At
/ ChICAbo. rem. IA uuI I'eIlnR IN Wntll
! ~ ce,led the nervous cNcltcmentO Of vcstcr.
/ dHH. Tue tendenCy Of values was toward q
| lower range. At the opening there wa- q
! fairly active irade, but after the fret hour oil
! trading the market was very SLOW, Startih4
| prices showed no change from closing u gurs.
| vi Yesterday, but with free Ofpriug-, eau .ed
! by an al ,NuCc IN foreign securItIe,, price.
| fell on agMglsc rallied a lrdCtI N. and Closed
| for The day - loWer than Yesterday. Cable.
/ quoted "A ste tdy dcmHt Il for me lean wheat
| winch caused the market 30 remain mod De-
! rately firm at the ClO-c Receipts ID elcy a
| poiuts were 3lO o O bushels, while EXPORT